APPLETON, Wis. - Augustana College women's soccer (1-1-2, 0-0-0) began a two-day trip in Wisconsin on Saturday by visiting Lawrence (4-0-3, 0-0-0). With the game remaining scoreless through 80 minutes of action, Lawrence broke through late to down Augie, 1-0.
Following the opening five minutes of the match, Augustana was the first team to generate a shot, with Baker's attempt at 5:56 being saved. Getz then attempted a shot shortly after, but her attempt was blocked.
At the 10:02 mark, Lawrence fired their first shot of the match, but Schinker was there to keep things scoreless for the Vikings. Exactly two minutes later, Swanson saw her shot saved. The teams then engaged in back-and-forth action for roughly 10 minutes before Schinker was called to action again with a save at 21:53.
Both teams had their next shot blocked before Mowry put one on frame that was saved at 33:45. A minute later, Gibeau tried her hand at scoring, but Lawrence's keeper stood tall once again. That was the last shot either team recorded over the final dozen minutes of the first half, leaving the score at 0-0 going into halftime.
Second half
Lawrence recorded the first shot of the back half, with their attempt at 58:08 being saved by Schinker. Over 20 minutes flew by before Lawrence managed another shot at 81:11. In the closing two minutes of action, Lawrence put another shot up that finally beat Schinker and gave them a 1-0 lead, which held over the final 90 seconds of play to hand Augustana a loss.
Up next
Women's soccer is not done in Wisconsin just yet, as they visit Lakeland at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 13.
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